Grace

This became like a regular topic of conversation in our house because I was really, really scared. I did not want Mark to travel for work anymore. And if he did travel for work, I slept like with Francis in the bed with me. Or I even would sleep at my parents' house sometimes if Mark was traveling because I just really did not want to be in the house by myself.

This became like a regular topic of conversation in our house because I was really, really scared. I did not want Mark to travel for work anymore. And if he did travel for work, I slept like with Francis in the bed with me. Or I even would sleep at my parents' house sometimes if Mark was traveling because I just really did not want to be in the house by myself.

It's like if you've ever lost somebody in your family or a close friend, you might have had this experience where there's three or four days after you lose someone where everything just feels a little bit thinner and a little bit... There's a very specific like opening of a sense that you don't always have. And then after a few days, it kind of goes away. I don't know.

It's like if you've ever lost somebody in your family or a close friend, you might have had this experience where there's three or four days after you lose someone where everything just feels a little bit thinner and a little bit... There's a very specific like opening of a sense that you don't always have. And then after a few days, it kind of goes away. I don't know.

It's like if you've ever lost somebody in your family or a close friend, you might have had this experience where there's three or four days after you lose someone where everything just feels a little bit thinner and a little bit... There's a very specific like opening of a sense that you don't always have. And then after a few days, it kind of goes away. I don't know.

That might make sense to some people. It might not make sense to some people. But that's how my house feels all the time. It like always feels like there's a little bit of thinness and a little bit of like pressure that's otherwise not there. So at this time, like... It was just a more intense version of that. It felt, like, kind of heavy.

That might make sense to some people. It might not make sense to some people. But that's how my house feels all the time. It like always feels like there's a little bit of thinness and a little bit of like pressure that's otherwise not there. So at this time, like... It was just a more intense version of that. It felt, like, kind of heavy.

That might make sense to some people. It might not make sense to some people. But that's how my house feels all the time. It like always feels like there's a little bit of thinness and a little bit of like pressure that's otherwise not there. So at this time, like... It was just a more intense version of that. It felt, like, kind of heavy.

And I still do love the house, but I think Mark, you know, and as things started to pick up more and more, Mark also started to figure out, like, we can't live in this house like this forever. Like, that's not going to work. Like, we're going to have to do something about this because... We live here now, like this is our house and we don't want to leave.

And I still do love the house, but I think Mark, you know, and as things started to pick up more and more, Mark also started to figure out, like, we can't live in this house like this forever. Like, that's not going to work. Like, we're going to have to do something about this because... We live here now, like this is our house and we don't want to leave.

And I still do love the house, but I think Mark, you know, and as things started to pick up more and more, Mark also started to figure out, like, we can't live in this house like this forever. Like, that's not going to work. Like, we're going to have to do something about this because... We live here now, like this is our house and we don't want to leave.

And the next couple things that happened, I think Mark, he started to get like not just a little bit less skeptical, but he started to get full on board with getting rid of whatever was in the house. There were two more incidents that happened within the span of a week. The first one was pretty innocuous. I had what I thought was a regular night's sleep.

And the next couple things that happened, I think Mark, he started to get like not just a little bit less skeptical, but he started to get full on board with getting rid of whatever was in the house. There were two more incidents that happened within the span of a week. The first one was pretty innocuous. I had what I thought was a regular night's sleep.

And the next couple things that happened, I think Mark, he started to get like not just a little bit less skeptical, but he started to get full on board with getting rid of whatever was in the house. There were two more incidents that happened within the span of a week. The first one was pretty innocuous. I had what I thought was a regular night's sleep.

And when I woke up in the morning, came downstairs, it suddenly hit me, this memory of having my hand held in the night. My hand was dangling over the side of the bed. And I had like that physical memory sensation of somebody holding my hand. And I turned to Mark and I said, somebody was holding my hand last night.

And when I woke up in the morning, came downstairs, it suddenly hit me, this memory of having my hand held in the night. My hand was dangling over the side of the bed. And I had like that physical memory sensation of somebody holding my hand. And I turned to Mark and I said, somebody was holding my hand last night.

And when I woke up in the morning, came downstairs, it suddenly hit me, this memory of having my hand held in the night. My hand was dangling over the side of the bed. And I had like that physical memory sensation of somebody holding my hand. And I turned to Mark and I said, somebody was holding my hand last night.

A few nights later, Frances was getting up really early, so we would take turns being up with her at like 4.35 in the morning and let the other person sleep. So I was sleeping in on this day, and I was laying in bed, and I heard my door open. And then I felt somebody's hands around my ankles. They slowly pulled me down, probably a foot. So I was now off my pillow.

A few nights later, Frances was getting up really early, so we would take turns being up with her at like 4.35 in the morning and let the other person sleep. So I was sleeping in on this day, and I was laying in bed, and I heard my door open. And then I felt somebody's hands around my ankles. They slowly pulled me down, probably a foot. So I was now off my pillow.

A few nights later, Frances was getting up really early, so we would take turns being up with her at like 4.35 in the morning and let the other person sleep. So I was sleeping in on this day, and I was laying in bed, and I heard my door open. And then I felt somebody's hands around my ankles. They slowly pulled me down, probably a foot. So I was now off my pillow.